Sentence examples for substantive does from inspiring English sources

Such programmes have recently been made subject to Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) under the EU SEA Directive, and allowed an assessment of the substantive (does it achieve its goals) and transactive (is it cost efficient) effectiveness of the SEA process, (i.e. does it support the Cardiff process or the Lisbon agenda?).

"Just because something is substantive doesn't mean it is not interesting," Mr. Obama said.

In a Republican primary, making tough policy choices and trying to be substantive doesn't necessarily pay off.

He said Toner proved that just because something is substantive, doesn't mean it lacks interest.

The Russia scandal, Trump's incompetence, his revolving door of staff and his failure to get anything substantive done legislatively all account for little in the consciousness of most foreigners.

Unfortunately, our politicians have been unable to take advantage of this tailwind to get anything substantive done.

Think long-term and sustainably: Substantive change doesn't happen in three years.

But while he questions more progressive taxation, increased spending on the safety net, mandated leave policies, and an increased minimum wage on substantive grounds, does he see any of them as unconstitutional?

That delay has to disappoint users hungry for the updates now, but substantive change doesn't come easily, and this level of updates will take some time to come to market.

Faye is substantive; we don't know anything about Megan, if she's not substantive.

Substantive differences did not prove amenable to quick resolution.